From: Igor L. S. <ism...@st...> - 2004-10-19 10:57:10
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Hello Christophe, Tuesday, October 19, 2004, 1:29:55 PM, you wrote: CdV> The thing is that libxml++ register itself to libxml2 so at each node CdV> creation/destruction it's notified, and automaticaly instanciate an CdV> libxml++ object or destroy it. Thing is I did not instantiate any libxml++ object in my program. The only umbelical cord that connects me to libxml++ in my program is the following line (apart from the actual call to my function): #include <libxml++/libxml++.h> Am I correct in saying that somewhere in the header files included via libxml++.h a libxml++ object, which registers itself to libxml2, is actually instantiated? (If yes, could you possibly direct me to that header file and object?) I've always thought that libxml++ becomes directly involved only when I actually instantiate an object in my program, for instance xmlpp::DocParser, etc. -- Best regards, Igor mailto:ism...@st... |